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Arulmigu Nellaiappar Temple Tirunelveli

Venuvanam, Nellore, Saaliveli, Saalivaadi, Saali Nagar, Tharugavanam, Keelvembu Naatu Kulasekara Chaturavedhi Mangalam. Tirunelveli Nellaiappar Temple deserves special mention. The Goddess Gandhimathi to protect the world, performed penance towards Lord Shiva to gain His Blessings.The Goddess Umadevi departed from the abode of Kabilai Hill, got two measurement of paddy reached Venuvanam and nurtured the growth of charity. She sat on the bank of river kamba, and meditated towards the Lord, got the vision of Lord Shiva and got married. The Lord and the Ambaal together taught us the pleasures of worldly life and protected all the lives. To inculcate the practice of penance to the people, the Goddess came in the name of Goddess Kamatchi and performed penance. In this shrine God had played divine game (Thiruvilaiyadal) the truth that God is omnipresent in all living beings and all the soul will reach God ultimately.To offer naivedya to the Lord Shiva, Vedha Sharma, a Brahmin begged paddy grains and spread it on the floor to dry. Unfortunately rain lashed the city, Vedha Sharma prayed to God. The Lord Shiva paid heed to his prayers, and fenced the paddy grains from the rain. Hence he was called Nelvelinathar. And the place was called Thirunelveli from then onwards. The four vedhas requested the Lord to grant boon to be a tree in Venuvanam. (bamboo groove). Hence the four vedhas represented the bamboo trees and the Lord Shiva incarnated himself in the form of Lingam. Ramakone, a milkman, who crossed the Venuvanam carrying milk was made to stumble down by the Lord Shiva. As a result milk spilled, and the Lord Shiva with a deep scar on his forehead revealed His real self as Venuvananathar.The vainglorious sages were brought under control by the Gangalanathar in the name of Pitchadhana Moorthy is also well known. Indra Thuiman got relieved from the curse of sage Thuruvasar with the help of “Kari Uru Maari Theertham” of this temple. The temple construction is based on saiva cults and therefore it is beautiful.The King Swetha Kethu ruled over Nellayampathi, and worshipped Nellaiappar daily. He was childless, and when he was counting his last days he went and performed shiva pooja in the temple. When the God of death Yama came to capture his soul by throwing a rope, the rope fell on the Lord Shiva. The Lord kicked the Yama. The Lord shiva pleaded the king not to die. But the king wished. The Kalaari Moorthy’s story revered by Appar and Sambanthar insists the universal truth that those who surrender themselves to God will not have fear of death. The divine game which the Lord Shiva performed on Thirukadayur is he kicked the God of death Yama to save the young man who knows of his death, even in his birth itself. And the God redeemed an old man from the fear of death and granted salvation. So Nellaiappar temple is far better than Thirukadaiyur because the Goddess Gandhimathi nurtured charity and married the Lord Nellaiappar and the sage Agasthiar got the divine glimpse of the wedding ceremony of the Lord Nellaiappar with the Goddess Gandhimathi. This holy shrine is renowned for the celebration of wedding, shasti poorti, bheema ratha shanthi, sathabhishekam and mrithunjaya yaaham. This shrine has more than fifty inscription and most of them are from the ancient time. They’re carved in many languages such as krantham. Tamil, Kannad and Telugu. This temple is praised by Thirugnana Sambandhar. One of the oldest inscriptions of this temple is about the King Cholan Thalai Konda Veera Pandian (BC:946-966). It narrates the story of a courtesan who daily gave ghee for lighting lamp. Through this inscription we came to know that God was named as Bhrammapuri Thevar.We can see some inscriptions in the pillars of the temple which belong to the period of Rajendran I (BC: 1012-1044) and Kulothugna chola I (1070-1120 BC).In an inscription about Sadayavarman kulothungapandiya to, The Lord Shiva of this temple is being called as ‘Tirunelveli Udaya Nayanar’ and also the temple has many inscriptions about many famous Kings such as Sundara Pandian (BC 1216-1244), Vikrama Pandian (BC 1250-1276), Veerasomeshwaran (BC 1238-1258), Maravarman Sundara Pandian II, Sadaya Varma Veerapandiya II, Maravaraman Kulasekaran I (BC 1258-1308 – constructed the wall), Munthi Kottu Veeram Alagiya Pandia Thevan (constructed the Pollapillayar sannithi), Parakrama Pandiyan, Veera Sangili Marthanda Varman (constructed the musical pillar mandapam).